Nepali officials trying to contact Indian counterparts to conduct national census in Lipulekh Kalapani and Limpiyadhura
EOI, KATHMANDU. NOV 12, 21, Nepal officials on Thursday said they are 'trying to contact" their Indian counterparts to conduct the national census in the territorially disputed areas of Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura.
Nepal's Cabinet in May last year endorsed a new political map showing Lipulekh. Kalapani and Limpiyadhura under its territory. amidst a border dispute with India.
India reacted sharply. calling it a 'unilateral act" and cautioning Kathmandu that such 'artificial enlargement' of territorial claims will not be acceptable to it. India too had published a new map in November 2019 showing the areas as its territories.
'We are trying to contact Indian authorities through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to conduct the census in those three areas: Director General of Central Bureau of Statistics. Nepal (CBS). Nabin Lal Shrestha said during a press meet on the beginning of the census count. Shrestha said he plans to use satellite technology to ease the process of collecting information from the disputed areas. Information Officer. CBS. Nepal. Tirtha Chaulagai said: We need permission from the Indian security personnel deployed there to enter the area for collecting data." We are making efforts through diplomatic channels for this purpose. he added.
There are about 700 to 800 people residing in the five villages which lie in the disputed area according to Chaulagai. He said the houses there have been listed for the census count.
Meanwhile, the CBS officially started the census count on Thursday: first by collecting the details of President Bidya Devi Bhandari. followed by the survey of Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba.
Officials have appealed to all persons to participate in the once in-a decade count. This is Nepal's 12th National Census.
During the 15-day count concluding on November 25. enumerators will make home visits of all the people.
The CBS has engaged 41.000 enumerators and 8.500 supervisors for the task. Census offices have been setup in all 77 districts of the country.
The enumerators will collect responses to a total of 80 questions including data on disability. hemophilia, autism, mother tongue. religion. immigration. and foreign employment for the purpose of social. economic. educational. health and community development at the local-level. according to an official release. (PTI)
Nepal’s Planning Commission wants to conduct census in Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura, other departments fear opposition to India
Nepal is about to begin the 12th census from May 28 subsequent 12 months. For this, a plan has additionally been ready on the authorities stage. The homes will likely be counted together with the census. But, an enormous downside has come up in this. Actually, there’s a dispute between India and Nepal over the three areas Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura. Both international locations declare these three areas as their share. Nepal launched the brand new map two months in the past. In this, all three areas had been described as their very own.
The National Planning Commission included in the inhabitants wants to conduct a census in these areas. However, the Central Bureau of Statistics fears that this motion might offend India. The similar fear can also be haunting KP Sharma Oli authorities of Nepal.
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